JOSEPH DAVIS
8" WASHINGTON STREE'I 1.-
Su. N0§WALK ‘
HOSIERY
\wnh slipping a man’s-
{um into—ihgi holds its
023p.) ~— hOSK‘I‘y t h 8 t
4. m m 't get all “fussed
x p ' on its first date with
l‘nol laundry—hosiery that
i~ quality and value.
Phoenix Silk
5c the Pair
Black, White, Navy,
Cordovan. Gray
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G H. Schonck. of Wilton. who
in I‘ll n :iking an oxiended tour of
» H‘s". r‘vturnod to his home today.
‘Jl‘s Thomas 1. Raymond has given
apartment at 680 Madison
. , NI'W’ York' City. and has re-
1 to her home on Sasqua. Hills.
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.Iuhll H. Dakin piano tuner from
York is now in town. Telephone
.lt once Maliackemo Hotel.
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nntl A. V. Barnes. of Wilton,
plil‘(‘h‘.lfi(’d a “490" Chevrolet
3111;: «M from the local agent, W.
warm. of Austin's Garage.
7m. Hospital Whlst club will meet
i’ruiny afternoon at the home of
lumen F. Way. 118 East. avenue.
wmnr 1514.
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Full line of Auto Accessories
naron Kohn.
“i l... monthly business meeting of
\‘mml: People's Society of St.
Mw :"s Luthcron Church will be held
'l"l;'lrsdny evening at the church.
aha Hum-rt E. Bishop. who has
v m at the Post Graduate Hospi-
wa York City. is reported as
.-'l‘..|'4\>;l'illl:‘:. and is expected to re-
vs. m her homo next week.
fresh mined. screened auto-
Harrls and Guns Co.. Tel.
—~Coal.
amt ically.
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Frank Hollywood of the Norwalk
*‘mmiry Club has purchased a “490"
(‘hwvroli‘t touring car from the local
.xrvnf. W'. itsAustln, of Austin's ga-
mg“.
\Vord has been received from Mrs.
M? We» mm m
AB” the New Fain-its for L
Spring and Simmer ’
7 Apparel
and for Immediate mg on exhlltlon at
E. K. BANKS’
DRY GOODS 8TORE
Under Kaboom Hotel
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John Evan. an employs of the Craw‘
toy shop. Water street. fell while play—
ing baseball Sunday and broke his left .
sun.
Everybody who wears a Shirt
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Elwood. Who
have been attending the Knights
Templar convention in New Orleans
returned to their home here last evea
ulng.
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nesduy evening. American Legion
Falling down a flight of stairs. Mrs.
John Kelly. of Stevens street. last.
night suffered a fracture of the left
arm above the wrist. She was treated
by Dr. William J. Tracey.
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value we are givingin this Special Selling of high grade Ha-
dras Shirts. You never made a more judicious invesfment
. than the one yin will awake in this event.
’ . that withstand a» hundred or more tub‘hing.
1, nemuwm or
‘ SM Priced _
SHIRTS
$ 150
will appreciate the wonderful
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Here are Shirts
' ; led hand as the result of ans-accident
Ian the Stamford Concrete Pipe (30.,
“attending- phrsician. ~Scamford Advo-
tne Hawes Hat em or Salisbury,
has been filedpln the {mice of tho Dan’-
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_ ‘ corporaied to manufacture, buy. sell
, and deal in hats.
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“ Charles R. Hciln and Henry C. Wil-
V son, an of Danbury.
consists of 500 shares of stock at. a
par value of $190 each. The incor-
porators are Edward J. von Gal,
William H. Brannon. 3n, son of
Chicf-of-Pollce William H. Brennan. is
in she Stamford Hospital with ag‘mang-
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Waterside, yesterday. when'heecanght
hand in a concrete mixer. Part. of the
third finger of his right hand was am-
putated by Dr. John J. Cloonan, the
catc.
bury town clerk. The company is in- ' times " said ihe married marine to a'
bunch of his buddies. "l‘wn rears ago
The capital stock I was going around with Ellie! and
Anna. and i couldn‘t for the life of
me tell which of the two I wanted to
marry. One night i dropped into the
post exchange to huy a cigar.
on ille‘cigar band. as large as life. a
said. 'Bav-sna l"‘——Leatbemeck.
their assistance. they put it in the
power of a few desperate men to ruin
the welfare of those who ill-e superior
to them- in strength and interest. —Ad-
disco. 7 '
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“My how things work out some
‘And’Wfle Elohim“
«Continued from First P888)
ton a few days after Mrs. Powell’s ream
turn from a trip to Bahama. fork?!"
health. Servants were said to have
heard a slight. quarrel yesterday and.
in the early evening saw Powell chin:-
ing Lin wife around the house. Shout-
were 3 card. the servants rushed to the'
library, and found. their minimum
on the floor and her husband loam
the room. An automatic macaw
in the library proved to have mall
and Powell apparently went to his a“
room upstairs to get another weapon.
He killed himself with a revolver
found near his body.
Right
Shorbsmhted Policy.
If friends to a government forbear
A man. about 25 years old, gal; on
the Pittsiield express.
So. Non-walk ll: 39 p. to. ”yesterday. A16
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Stevens
So. Norwalk
Boys throwing stones and breaking
windows on Lexington avenue were
complained of to the police by resi-
dents there yesterday. Patrolman
John Smith investigated the matter.
Monker Grotto bosom.“ team will
meet. the. U. s. s. B. team at muse-
ment. Park on Saturday afternoon.
May 6th. at 3:30 o'clock (I). T.)
Word was received today that Bar»
her Master David C. Sanford is crib
ically ill at the Dr. Rama sanitar-
ium. in \Vestport. and is not expected
to live.
~Lllrze size pea coal. Harris a
Gun 00.. Tel. 721.
The Ladies’ Aid Society of St. Pet-
er's Lutheran Church will meet on
Thursday afternoon at the church for
the monthly business and social meet-
ing. Mrs. J Bruschwein will serve
refreshmenis.
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Wanoms. Council. No. 31. Degree of
Pocahontas, I. 0. R. LL, will hold a
meeting at 8 o'clock d. s. t. tomorrow
night. Eight candidates will be ini-
Attorney Richard H. Ireland. of the ”at“, and a 58°33'30“ “'0‘“ Bridge-
firm of Tammany & Connery. has been‘ port will be present at. the session.
appointed trustee in the bankruptcy!
case of Samuel Frankowitch of East!
Norwalk. by Referee in Bankruptcy.
John Keogh. .
—Clean‘ a: Store main! out
Eon-is and Guns on. Tel. m:
At the Norwalk 'Armory tonixm.
the Frank C. Godfrey“Post. No. 12.
American I ulna, will hold a moan-
iiglit dance. The committee in chum
has completed all arrangements and
it. is expectad that the stair will be a.
big success.
-¢Moonlight dance Armory, Wed-
nesday evening. American Legion.
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A young man whose name could not
be ascertained fainted last evening at
the Norwaik Armory during the cere-
monies of the Improved Order of Red
Men. which is holding its'eonventloir
in Norwalk.
Members of Clinton Commander!
No. 3. K. T.. will go to Stamford, to
strand service at St. John's Episcopal
Church there. on Sunday evening. at
7: 30 o'clock (D. '1‘.) Members who
hearsal Of the People's chorus WE! are going will meet at the Mylum
held at the High School auditorium Berke13y street, at s 30 ociock, (D
last evening with a good attendance. '1' y
Further work on “Scan of Arc" was
done and old fashioned songs were
511119;. There were several new mem-
bers received.
The usual weekly meeting and re-
On Friday evening of this week. the
the members of Clinton Commandery.
No. 3. K. T., will hold a state con—.
clave at. the Berkeley Street Asylum.
at 7:30 o'clock (D. T.) when the li—
lustrious Order of the Red Cross and
-—-—-———--—— g the Emcntials of the Knights of Mal-
A .pooial meeting of the Board of: ta. Will be conferred.‘
——Stora ire Batteries recharged.
Aaron Kuhn. 9 Railroad Ave.
E. ii. Lewis. of Siliigatuck. who is at
present in (.ilifornia that she and
lur (laughter Mary Taylor. hzue post-
lmnwl their trip to Europe. which
thoy owner-ted to start on May 30th
’1rs. lmwis and her daughter will
4» iv] the summer at their Saugatuck
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mnuy your Vlctrola at Donnelly‘s
(2:1 (‘zlsy woekly payments. Store open
awnings until 9 P. M.
’enide Hair Nets '
15c—2 25c
STILLSON POWELL Corp.
South Norwalk
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R4 Saturdays 8 A. M. to
RP, 11 A. M.
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Monday Evenings 6 to 7 '
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Savings Bank ’
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limilih will he held tonight at the of-i
lice or Dr. Robert E. Perdue, health- Members of the Public Ltillties
officer. at which the budget for the'Commission at Hartford have failed
looming year will be discussed. l)r.lto come to any decision regarding the
ma ck of Hartford state health officer,'trolley fare situation in Norwalk. it
will be present and will discuss the.celved bv the committee in charlie
smull- —pox situation. today. According to one member of
the commission. daily conferences on
Mrs. E. 0. llitcr. of 91 East avenue, this matter are being bold, but some
reported to the police that she had days will pass before a public decision
hacked her Studebaker car into an- is announced.
other car on North Main street about; . ———--—-—-
oclock last night. breaking the! --It you haven't a gas range no
bumpers on the second car. The doubt you want one. If 3‘01 have
name of the driver of the other car an Old range no doubt l‘oud like a
was not 10 'irncd. new range. Our liberal terns will
' 'allow you to have a new one. Our
liberal allowance for your old gas
stove is worthy of your consideration
Come “in“ and see our big display of
A-B gas ranges. They bake better,
and use less gas. Angevine Furniture“
company, exclusive agents.
—--F‘or Sale. Custom built “Silent‘
Knight" special “90 mile" racer. Run
4,041" miles. Full equipment. Guaran-
teed pori‘ect mechanically. Best offer.
Classlwst car made. Samupl Policy. 29
Monroe street.
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The Combat Train has arranged to
hold the last dance at the Armory this
season on the night of Tuesday. May
llé-njnmin Schidcman. of 5 Hanford
place, reported to the police that
while driving his Buick car up South
‘ Men’s Hall.
The members of Star of Columbia
Circle No. 253 will, hold their regular
meeting Thursday evening. After the
meeting a. social time will be held.
The officers and members of Pride of
Court Narrnk an invited to be pres-
ent. Ice cream and. cake will be
served. All when are requested to
be present.
Members of the Silent Four Club on
JWaier street have Men. exception to
*tbe statements- mde‘ that their club-
house is one of the hangonts for dis-
reputable colored people on Water
street. The members say that they
desire that Water streetrshall be kept
free from vicc‘ as any street in
the city. and furthermore that they
are doing what any can to help bet-
ter conditions there.
—Mooniight dance Armory, Wed-
nesday evening. American Legion.
At meetings of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company; the Phoenix
Engine .Company and the Pioneer
Hook‘and Ladder Company, held in
their respective dunner: last night. a
uniform of white flannel trousers.
blue firemen coats and firemen hats
was adopted to be worn in the fire-
men“ s parade in Mount Vernon. N. Y"
on June 22. It is epxected that the
other companies in the city will adopt
the same uniform.
The Phoenix Engine Company was
by a still alum to extinguish a fire in
a shed at the rear of Red Men's Hall.
the State are holding their gathering.-
The fire started from a cigarette butt
thrown from the windows of Red
The shed was owned by
C. DeKlyn & Son, and the damage is
declared to be less than $25.
The Smith cottage at Bell Island.
one of the fine residential pnoperiies
of that section, has been leased for
the summer by Dr. Junius McHem-y.
of New York. City. and will be occu-
pied by him. his little daughter. his
mother. Mrs. Josephine Mcflenry.
from June 1 throughout the remain-
der of the summer. .Dr. McI—Ierny is
a brother of Mrs. Martin H. Gliding.
of 135 Deer Hill avenue. Danbury.
and flsits in that qlty frequently.
ltried to get on. The vestibules were
‘i closed. so he went «Lille rear of the
.I chain. out on the draw bar' oribump-s
i by’the Look shop, gaining headway.
, 'He'jumped from-the draw bar. land-
“,ed on the road bed.
‘ over. but got up and went down into
' the strong, apparently uninjured.
tor the train had left the station. he
found hows: on the wrongtriin. and
tradn, and climbed over the safety
er. By that time the tram was going
fell and rolled
Jerome Goetz of Danbury. mas an}
raignedbefore Justice W. C. “Samar-d
in Reading yesterday on a charge of
the influence of liquor. and was given
*the minimum penalty. a line of $100
.de costs. Goetz, it is alleged. start-
ed out. torn. ride on Sunday, after .9.
christening atLVhis house. and» at the
loot of a hill at thecast ends! Red-
dinn'fiidge, his car left the road and
went into a fence. The state police '
were informed of the occur-once and
the’ errant followed. ‘
Dams esitmated at 82.600 was
earned by a forest fire along the east
side of Sugar Hollow yetserday after-
noon. About 150 were: of land were
humedover and much sanding tim—
ber damaged. The greater part of ma
damage was to property of Dennis
Dunn. William Hawiey unisex-ville
Sirrine, although a'. few acres of the
state park property were scorched. A
force of men under the direction. at
Fire Warden Harvey Backus checked
the flames at the old Bouon Post
Road crossing the mountain east of
Sugar Hollow.
SOCIAL NOTES
Miss Charloiie Jarvis. daughter. of _
Mn and.Mrs. Stephen Starr Jarvis, of
Seaview avenue. entertained a num-
ber of friends at. a dinner and dance.
called at 1:10 o’clock this afternoon ‘ house was tastefully decorated for the
Main street. where the Red Men of:
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Stocks and Bonds
INVESTMENT SECURITIES
am. At this time special arrange-
ments have been made for the music...
Al. Menard and his jazzateers. from
Main street last evening he struck a.
man. who darted in front of his car
in front of tho store of Rogers 3
Stm'ons about 5 o’clock last night. The
man. who was: not injured, refused to
give his nzimc.
specialties. bein‘g engaged. This out-f
fit played at the V. F. V‘V. ball held
here recently. and were greatly spurt»,
elated to judge from the letters re—3
ceived b yth committee in charge}
They will provide their best music for.
this dance which. it is expected, will;
be largely nitendrd. "Doc" has a new:
song which will be song here. “W’hoi
‘Wants To?" and it must be heard to-
be appreciated. g
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Juf'f'r.‘ & Aslm hare dissolved partner-
ship owl Mr. Ashe is now in busincm
for himsolf. Business is conducted as
harm-n in tho lnu'ingium sellingof Gas
Karim”: Kitchen Sim-us. Carpets. and
(ill/71W“. NW: and secondhand. Tel.
{mt}. (‘gill or write. 44 Water street.
Money and Credit
The man who builds up his balance at this bank
and makes himself and his business methods well
known here is establishing his credit and putting
gihjmself in' a position to get full co-operation when
, he needs it. .
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Now '3 the time~to get a strong bank'ba'ck of
' your business—to enable you to secure the aid your.
character standing and balance warrant.
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Bridgeport. with “Don" Owens and his !'
Quotation of local issues furnished.
Maples 8: Goldschmidt
85 Washington Street, 80. Nor-walk
THE HUMAN
ELEMENT
Nothing can take ihe
place of ' the Human
Element. N o organiza-
tion .can afford to be
cold, indifferent and re-
'p'ellently professigonal.
It is the aim of this
bank to give Personal
Attention to every cuS-
. tozner and have a Per-
7 Sonal . Interest in ‘ his
account-
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last evening. in honor of her cousin.
[Darius Miller. of @ornwall, Conn. The
occasion. with flowers and palms.
Those present were Mary Skldd.
Helen Ketzinger. Ruth VanCoevering,’
-Edith Dunn, Eugenie McMahon and
Charlotte Jarvis. Darius Miller and
Rodney Wilcox of Cornwall. Conn.
Frank Abbott. Ladue Whipple. Law-
rence McMahon and William Hem-
mlngs.
Mrs. Charles H. Seymour. last eve-
ning inL her home. 125 Main street.
E; 'i. .
“George, you should get marrle ."
advised the married man, “It is. won-
derful to have a home waiting for you
when youretnrn at night. There is
ecsracy in caring for a garden and a
lawn; you can raise a dog from a
1WD. children are adorable and no
trouble at all. a wife is an inspire.
don. and even if she does get suspici-
ous you can always talk her out of
it." “I could if I could lie like you
can.” said the bachelor, thoughtfully.
—Wayside Tales.
due to leave "7
driving an automobile while under
‘ 1—“ And Continue to Buy the Car of Their Choice.
" DO THEY BUY THE SECOND AND THIRE
THE REASON
For Economical Tamper-ration, the Lowest Price. Goinpleuly
Equipped Quality Car on the Harlot.
A Powerful. Roomy, Goodlooking, Economical Oar.
“’ Distinguished for m apart Lines. and Ample Comfort.
HAVE SOLD CHEVROLET CARS SINCE 1915
Austins Ga
W. 3.. Austin, Prop.
The Five Hundred Club met, with 7
May lst to 6th Is
Women’s Week
Jnspul—No.575..................... $5.09
“Neither Front. nor Back-Lace”
. “-‘x‘lTERBI‘RY HOSPITAL BLESSED
; \VATElUlUIH’,. May 3.—-—The Rb;
fRev. John G. Murray. auixliary bird» 5
€01) of the Hartford diocese. today:
{blessed the new half million dollar?
wing of St. Mary's Hospital here. He}
was assisted by twenty-five priests. In i
‘an address he praised the people. of’:
é\‘Vaterbui‘y {or their remarkable gon- :
erosity. the building having been .
erected by a; subscription fund.
‘ Not one Dollar
that. you put into 9.
Savings Account
ever goes below par:
Due Dollar is ALWAYS
Worth 100 Gents Bern.
lacing device. One pull on the ends of tho
LOW.top; long Skirt. Pink coutil; sizes 22 to
Races and the corset is adjusted.
36. Most reasonably priced $5.00. .
Also Ask to See Self-Reducing
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Low lop; medium skirt. White, or pink.
$1295.24. to 36. Unsurpassed Value at $4.90.
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couiil;
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' This marvelous corset has a closed, ‘91.}: j .
' 1 i: ‘ / shaped back. The entire front consists of Lastii j "
_ ' . kops Cloth beneath which is hidden the ingenious . :
J I. Mallette
-88 washingtor. South N orwalk
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Street:
in
Kind it constantly increases
as life interest is added.
Last year Get Rich Pro-
motors fleeced American
* Savings of 500 millions of
‘ . dollars.
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Think of that:
Come to the first Bank ,
-. under the bridge on Wash-'
fingion St and deposit your
spare change.
DECORATIVE VALUE OF SEALING WAX r,
REALIZED
, Sealing \Vas Craft will 1
give you aria—ides. of W ,.
decorative value of unfit
. ing wax.
‘ Baa-lags and bonds to
‘match every gown. ,
« Decorating fancy boxes.
Realm roses, m i
and
rating plain uses
~ candle
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